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FZ Extension, Netherlands (BASS-E)Fitnesscentrum Zwanenburg (client)July 2016Status: Concept design completed, phase 1 in processRole: Concept Design & Development/Material Specifications/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

Fitnesscentrum Zwanenburg

Extension is a 3-storey extension

of the existing sport centre.

The client’s requirement was to

keep the existing structure intact

and add a separate construction

on top and sides of the current

building to carry the extension

itself. Considering the fact that the

new construction would be placed

externally and be visible, the

concept was to use that

characteristic and make it into an

aesthetic advantage.

In this way, the steel columns and

thin steel slabs added in-between

are creating an effect of separate

external continuous facade.

In addition, this intervention also

deepens an industrial feeling that

current sport centre already has,

making it both raw and polished at

the same time.

18460

14460

19000

15000

ROOF GARDEN - lower level(also used for yoga or aerobics outside)

+ 5.30

+ 5.30

+ 5.15

BAR

38746126

15228478

10000

22

1 1

1ST FLOOR (CARDIO)

ROOF GARDEN - upper level(also used for as a DJ stagein case of parties)

1st Floor_Cardio & Roof Garden



19000

15000

15790

9760

14460

BALC

ON

Y

2ND FLOOR (CROSS FIT)

+ 8.3

4700

TOILETS

2430

4750

22

1 1

2nd Floor_Cross-Fit


15000

19000

16300

BALCONY

12.2

0

+12.40

+ 12.40

TOILETS

WARDROBE (IF NEEDED)

BAR

STAGE

8023

5037

2700

2500

9760

6333

2514

6229

3083

7368

6970

12.60

22

1 1

3RD FLOOR (HORECA)

3rd Floor_HoReCa


3000

3500

2800

SECTION 1-1

3000

3500

2800

SECTION 2-2

Section 1-1Section 2-2

REMMAR Business Centre, Netherlands (BASS-E)Elschot BV (client)March 2016Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design & Development/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

REMMAR Business Centre acts

as a business hub for diff erent

companies, various both in size

as in service. Offi ces off er several

variations and all partitions are de-

signed modular with the possibility

of assembly/disassembly.

Signage has an important role in

the aesthetics of the space. Offi ce

number graphics, acts as a wayfi n-

ding tool as much as a design tool

that adds to an overall impression

of the working environment. Each

offi ce is assigned one theme color,

which together with random gradi-

ent carpet tiling, increases a level

of playfulness in space. Lobby acts

as both reception zone and pan-

try and due to its dual function, is

designed as a semi-causal space,

rather than a classic reception

area.

REMMAR Business Centre, Netherlands (BASS-E)Elschot BV (client)March 2016Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design & Development/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

Layout

Student Bedroom Redesign, Italy (BASS-E & Aleksandra Tosman)Competition (CoContest)February 2016Concept DesignRole: Concept Design & Development/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

Due to an obvious lack of space,

emphasis is put on white – walls,

purlins, baseboard, window cas-

ing & door are all painted white.

The furniture is made out of bright

materials: natural & white gloss

topcoat painted plywood, white

desk chair, light grey carpet.

Sleeping area is on top of the semi

walk-in wardrobe – smart solution

to fulfi ll client’s needs. The rest of

the slab is designed as a storage

unit , that serves at the same time

as a “night stand”. This vertical

zoning is highly optimized solution

that allows better and more suffi -

cient use of space.

Final touch – chalkboard wall,

brings playfulness into the room,

making it more dynamic. Moreover,

leaves the option for the client

to be an active participant in the

room’s interior design.

Student Bedroom Redesign, Italy (BASS-E & Aleksandra Tosman)Competition (CoContest)February 2016Concept DesignRole: Concept Design & Development/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

Heineken VIP area at open air festival, Belgrade (BASS-E)1st prizeBelgrade Manifest (client)November 2015Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design & Development/Form Design & Research/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

The lower level consists of two

parts. First level is designed to be

mainly transit, and it includes bar

area. The transition between the

two levels are bleachers, used as

a sitting area, where visitors can

enjoy the view of the main music

stage and concerts. The second

part consists of diff erent sitting

arrangements, enabling the most

enjoyable and comfortable experi-

ence. Big Heineken equalizers at

far end of this level, programmed

to follow music, would contribute to

an overall impression of VIP area.

From the second level, visitors

could proceed on the upper ter-

race, using a wooden staircase

uphill. The climax of the content at

the VIP terrace will be the watch-

ing of the Finals of the Champions

League and the magnifi cent fi re-

work before the kickoff .

Heineken VIP area at open air festival, Belgrade (BASS-E)1st prizeBelgrade Manifest (client)November 2015Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design & Development/Form Design & Research/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

Plan

Marlboro VIP area at open air festival, Belgrade (BASS-E)1st prizeBelgrade Manifest (client)November 2015Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design & Development/Form Design & Research/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

Through its shape and choice of

the materials, a whole area acts as

a branding space. Therefore, the

form is defi ned to resemble Marl-

boro pack, with the materials &

colors matching the brand.

The levels are created in accor-

dance with this concept. The fi rst

level gives users an excellent view

towards the main music stage. It is

primarily used for sitting/standing/

dancing and includes several dif-

ferent sitting arrangements – from

lazy bags with coff ee tables to bar

stools with customized tables.

From this level visitors could use

one of two sets of stairs leading to

an upper level whose rear serves

as a bar. This area is designed to

be mostly a sitting area, with bar

stools and tables.

Marlboro VIP area at open air festival, Belgrade (BASS-E)1st prizeBelgrade Manifest (client)November 2015Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design & Development/Form Design & Research/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

Plan

Locker Room FZ, Zwanenburg (BASS-E)Fitnesscentrum Zwanenburg (client)April 2015Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design & Development/Form Design & Research/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

Gym locker room was designed

to serve as a changing room, with

special showers and sauna area.

Aesthetics of the gym is based

on the concept of a “hard-working

place”, the structure is kept re-

vealed, giving the industrial “raw”

sensation. The same approach is

used in the locker room, where all

the existing structure was left visi-

ble, transferring the same dynam-

ics to all its areas. The signage

used in a locker room has a dual

role. It acts as a wayfi nding, envi-

ronmental graphics that provides

the information and location of the

areas. At the same time, it serves

as a design element that adds with

its clarity to the impression of the

working environment, which is the

nurtured idea behind Fitnesscen-

trum Zwanenburg.

Locker Room FZ, Zwanenburg (BASS-E)Fitnesscentrum Zwanenburg (client)April 2015Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design & Development/Form Design & Research/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

Elevations - Tiles

Elevations

Plan

Brouwhuis Toren, Breda (BASS-E)Brainstorm en Concept (client)September 2014Role: Interior Design/3D Modeling/Visualisations/360 Pano/Layout Design

Designed for most part as one

open space this area off ers variety

of diff erent zones and functions.

It includes offi ce units (with desks,

chairs, computers / laptops), two

private meeting rooms (equipped

for presentation), meetup hub /

brainstorm zone, a bar and toilets.

Moreover, several sliding panels

are introduced in the space, giving

its users a unique fl exibility of cre-

ating semi-private areas, according

to their needs.

In addition, the photo realistic artist

illustrations were produced for a

catalog that would promote the

space to its potential renters, as

well as the 360° panoramas for

better visualisation of the space

itself.

Brouwhuis Toren, Breda (BASS-E)Brainstorm en Concept (client)September 2014Role: Interior Design/3D Modeling/Visualisations/360 Pano/Layout Design

Plan

Pastorie Offi ces, Breda (BASS-E)Brainstorm en Concept (client)October 2014Role: Interior Design/3D Modeling/Visualisations/360 Pano/Layout Design

The task was to renovate, redesign

interior of two offi ce spaces within

the same building and reinvent

what was once a conservative of-

fi ce space into coworking - shared

working environment, attractive to

work-at-home professionals, inde-

pendent contractors etc.

The idea behind is a creation of

an environment attractive for the

future users, that enables pro-

ductiveness, as well as potential

for synergy that can happen from

working with people who value

working in the same place along-

side each other.

The project off ers minimally de-

tailed, yet cozy and tastefully de-

signed space that doesn’t interfere

with the aesthetics of the building

itself and creates coworking place

that is not only the physical place,

but also a coworking community.

Pastorie Offi ces, Breda (BASS-E)Brainstorm en Concept (client)October 2014Role: Interior Design/3D Modeling/Visualisations/360 Pano/Layout Design

Room 2

Room 1

Heuvel 21, Oosterhout (BASS-E)Brainstorm en Concept (client)September 2014Role: Interior Design/3D Modeling/Visualisations/360 Pano/Layout Design

The second project out of three

done for the same client, with the

task of redesigning the existing

offi ces and creating a fl exible work-

ing space, attractive to its future

renters. Taking into consideration

the potential diversity of its future

renters, the offi ces are designed in

a way to fulfi ll as much as possible

renter’s needs.

The ground level offi ce off ers a

space that consists of both work-

ing units (desk, chair, computer/

laptop) and the small meeting area

equipped for presentations. In this

way, each of the renters (the room

serves 4), could gain certain level

of privacy if needed.

The 1st fl oor offi ce, positioned in

a quiet area of the building, cor-

responds with that position and

serves as a strictly working zone

for 8 people.

Heuvel 21, Oosterhout (BASS-E)Brainstorm en Concept (client)September 2014Role: Interior Design/3D Modeling/Visualisations/360 Pano/Layout Design

Room 2

Room 1

Solarium FZ, Zwanenburg (BASS-E)Fitnesscentrum Zwanenburg (client)August 2014Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design & Development//Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

As in a Locker Room FZ project,

the Solarium FZ was designed to

match the existing environment

of the gym (industrial “raw” aes-

thetics). The idea was to keep

solarium in balance with the rest of

the gym, while at the same time,

being in a contrast with it. This was

achieved by using white materials,

clean uninterrupted surfaces, min-

imalistic shapes, giving a solarium

a dual role: contrast to a “black /

industrial / grey” environment of a

gym and a consistency in a current

“minimalistic” aesthetics of the

gym.

Signage plays equally important

role, serving as an environmental

graphics, that provides the infor-

mation and as a design element

that adds with its clarity to the

impression of aesthetics of the

Fitnesscentrum Zwanenburg.

Solarium FZ, Zwanenburg (BASS-E)Fitnesscentrum Zwanenburg (client)August 2014Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design & Development//Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans

Plan

Elevations

Details

Sections

Vetmedic VIV Europe 2014, Utrecht (BASS-E & Olja Cerović)1st prizeVetmedic d.o.o. (client)March 2014Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design/Layout Design& Development/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans/Detailing

The design was guided by the idea

of presenting a diff erent, exhibi-

tion-like booth, that would stick out

from typical expo aesthetic. The

solution is modular, fl exible and

durable.

The concept is defi ned in terms

of ‘sterile / clean’ ‘and’ ‘natural /

healthy’. The materials, exhibit

props, lighting, etc. are used to

create a sense of trust with the

visitor and make an impression of

high-quality and professionalism.

This impression is thus directly

transferred to the company, as well

as its products. Careful selection

of materials and the introduction of

greenery in the area, the desired

eff ect is maximized and the user

experience is complete. Space,

and therefore the company and its

products, are sending the desired

message to its visitors.

Vetmedic VIV Europe 2014, Utrecht (BASS-E & Olja Cerović)1st prizeVetmedic d.o.o. (client)March 2014Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design/Layout Design& Development/Material Specifi cations/3D Modeling & Visualisations/Architectural Plans/Detailing

Furniture Details

Plan

Front Elevation

Wave building is a 6-fl oor mixed-

use facility. The ground level has

been designed as offi ce space.

The rest of the building is used as

residential housing and contains 11

luxurious apartments, all

diff erent in structure (from

2-bedroom to 5-bedroom

apartments on highest levels).

Taking into consideration individual

needs and diversity of future

owners, every apartment is

carefully designed as a unique

unit, allowing greater choice.

Building’s rooftop, located above

the 6th fl oor penthouse, is created

as an eco-friendly roof garden and

represents a unique natural retreat

for its residential inhabitants.

Wave Building, Belgrade1st prizeInterdil (client)December 2008 - April 2011Status: CompletedRole: Concept Design/Interior & Layout Development/Roof Garden Design/3D Modeler

Apartments - Variations

Apartments - Interior Design


3F

GF

3F

GF

5F

1F

Side Elevations - North & South

Street Elevation

Section


This concept, besides the idea of

mobility, has joined the other key

features of modern retail counter:

fl exibility and modularity. The basic

unit of the counter consists of a

main corpus and two lateral

modules. These modules are

connected to the link that enables

them to rotate on a vertical axis.

There are four possible individual

combinations. Those variations

allow the seller to choose the one

that suits his merchandise the

most. Thus, each vendor in the

market has the ability to directly

aff ect working environment.

Market becomes “alive” spatial

confi guration. The buyer gets the

chance to experience a new kind

of market, interesting and dynamic.

Open Market Stall Design, Belgrade (BASS-E & Ivan Simić)CompetitionJune 2010Role: Team Leader/Product Design & Analysis/Form Design & Research/Presentation Design/3D Modeler


polyester covering

polyester covering

merchandise show-case

Customisation / Flexibility Analysis


Section 1-1

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+0.95

+0.55

+1.95

+2.15

+2.60

+0.00

+0.51

+0.95

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Top View - Folded

Section 2-2Top View - Variations

Top View - Unfolded

Flexibility Analysis - Variations

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